College Plan
What could college cost, and how could I pay for it?
- Compare schools and programs side by side
- See estimated costs after aid
- Understand what borrowing could mean later
Educational planning for high-school students
DebtDefy helps you see how education decisions connect to your financial life. Every figure is an estimate built from assumptions you can change.
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College Plan
What could college cost, and how could I pay for it?
Financial Life Plan
What could my money look like after school?
Each plan answers a different question. Together they show how a college decision can reach into the years after it.
What could college cost, and how could I pay for it?
What could my money look like after school?
Neither plan predicts your future. Change an assumption whenever you like and see what changes.
Start with the schools, programs, and aid you are considering.
Compare estimated costs and look at what borrowing could mean later.
Saving and comparing plans depend on your account's access, including school-sponsored access.
Update your assumptions when your situation or goals change.
DebtDefy teaches the money ideas behind each screen, so the planner is not the only thing students learn from.
Short slides explain each idea first and the screen second. Download them and keep them open beside your plan.
A ready-to-teach deck for each plan. Teachers find it after signing in. Each class day is planned for 50 minutes.
Students come first. The same product supports the adults who work with them.
Join your class with the link or code your teacher gives you, or try the College Plan as a guest. You do not need an email address or your real name. Saving and comparing plans depend on your access.
See progress summaries for the students assigned to you, and download teaching slides for each class day. Staff use Student View to demonstrate DebtDefy. It lets them try the student experience without acting as a student.
School and district access starts with an invitation from a school or district administrator.
You should be able to explore without handing over your household's details.
Where the planner allows it, you can use estimated or made-up numbers. You never need to share real household finances to explore.
Your personal account and school access are separate. Having one does not turn on the other.
Guest work is not saved. Saving and comparing need access that includes them, such as school-sponsored access.
Access to school information is checked on the server, not by the page you are looking at.
DebtDefy is an educational planning tool for high-school students. Every figure it shows is an estimate based on the assumptions and information you enter. It is not individualized financial, legal, tax, or investment advice, and it does not guarantee any outcome.
Before you make a real financial decision, check actual costs, aid offers, loan terms, and account rules with your school, your lender, or a qualified professional.
If your teacher gave you a class link or code, join your class to get your own login. Or try the College Plan as a guest first.
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